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side of this fight. >> jenelle is here with all the developments. >> those oral arguments started up about an hour ago and there is a large demonstration outside the courthouse. police are there in front of the courthouse. it is dissipating a little bit. the protestors are basically against arizona's immigration law which gives police the authority to stop anyone they have reason to suspect may be in the country illegally. but within months the obama administration brought it to court and the judge issued an injunction putting a big portion of the law on hold. they will decide whether to lift that injunction. >> the problem of drug and human trafficking has grown to epic proportion so it passed a law to require police to check the legal status of anyone they lawfully pull over. the federal government is failing on the issue of illegal i immigration so it took matters into its own hands. >> the fact that the

administration won't enforce what congress says doesn't mean that arizona should have to bear the brunt of it. >> this morning arizona presented its arguments before a three-judge panel. it opens the door to the racial profiles of latinos. dozens marched through the streets of san francisco all the way to the courthouse. the obama administration is also opposed to the law saying the state is stepping on its toes when it comes to regulating immigration. >> one of theadoptions of the constitution was a concern individual states might embroil the entire nation in disputes with other countries. >> the three-judge panel including an appointee of ronald reagan and carlos, a george w. bush acquaintee who said he was almost wrongfully deported years

ago. abc 7 legal analyst dean johnson believes otherwise. >> judges nunnen and baya are on the conservative 9th circuit. because of that they would tend to give a little more flexibility, a little more leeway to the states in regulating immigration policy. >> arizona's governor janet bruno who signed the law this past april flew in just to attend the hearing. she will fly back to arizona to continue her election campaign for governor. election day is tomorrow. they expect to give the decision the coming weeks and months. it's expected to go up to the u.s. supreme court. >> in san francisco a three-year-old girl is in serious condition after a shooting. she and her grandfather were innocent victims. it started at the home from trick or treating. gunfire happened about 10:00 last night at 25th street and

connecticut hill neighborhood. she was shot several times. her grandfather tried to shield the little girl with his body and he was hit once in the leg. another man was hit several times. the shooting appears to be gang-related. >> the driver of a big rig is dead after a fiery crash in vallejo this morning. the big rig was traveling on westbound 80 when he exited on columbus parkway. he failed to negotiate a curve, hit an embankment and caught fire. police closed access to columbus and westbound 80 for several hours which caused a big backup during the morning commute. >> the election now, the final push underway among the candidates. jerry brown wraps up in oakland. meg whitman held her last rally in menlo park this morning. terry? >> about 100 very enthusiastic

meg whitman supporters gathered to see their candidate in menlo park. she stays and they are anxious to agree with her, that the polls are wrong. that tomorrow night we're going to be finding out california has elected its first female governor. (cheers and applause) >> one last stop in northern california, one last chance to thank volunteers and supporters. one more cup of coffee for the road, an expensive foray for the advocates. she's but the $140 million into a campaign that has her trailing jerry brown by ten points. she says internal polls show it's a dead heat. turnout will decide it and the choice is clear. >> want someone who has a fresh, new perspective or want a career politician. >> jerry brown answered that question by telling supporters there's no substitute for experience. >> i'm ready. you know, one thing i know, i know all the bodies are buried

over there under the capital. (laughter) >> i know where all the skeletons are as a matter of fact. >> one of the people in this pro-whitman crowd is log students to work on the political campaign. concerned about it. >> a lot of issues with kids who aren't motivated. teachers motivated to get kids to work and kids interested in going to college. >> other supporters had other concerns. >> jobs for californians. and reducing our taxes, making this a friendlier environment for businesses. (cheers and applause) >> and it was back on the bus and off to southern california for four more rallies today before returning home to abington to await tomorrow's final poll. >> after the rally this morning, i walked away from the coffee shop with one of her supporters that told me should whitman win tomorrow, she would be

pleasantly surprised. terry mcsweeney. >> thank you. the san mateo county sheriff's department is formally taking over the carlos police department. 43 police employees are being sworn in as new members of the sheriff's office. the santa clara city was offered a position with the sheriff's department. it will be used as a sheriff's substation. san carlos is investigating the agency. >> a fire broke out about 2:30 in the morning inside the savoy cafe. it quickly spread to a recycling center next-door. both buildings were gutted. damage is estimated at more than $2 million. >> most of it started to the rear. you can see to the front area, you can still see things that

aren't burned to the ground but destroyed to the back. the roofs are all open. >> fire officials aren't saying the fire is suspicious but fire investigators are at the scene. four other fires have been set in the that area the last 24 hours. nobody was injured. >> giants fans are hoping today will be the day that san francisco captures its first ever world series title after an amazing win last night. for the first and only time in this area fans can watch the game for free live on jumbotron. officials are setting up the big screens and seats for game five, hopefully the clincher. outside the rangers ballpark in texas, shu. >> kristen, it has been so exciting. as you mentioned one game away from bringing home the first ever world series in baseball in san francisco. let me show you how they did it real quick.

62,000 fans on hand last night to soak in game four. it was scoreless until aubrey, his first postseason home run off tommy hunter. the giants went up 2-0 and it was all support but madison baumgartner wouldn't need it. shutout ball and the giants go on to win it 4-0 to take a 3-1 series lead with the 21-year-old rookie's victory, i thought to myself let's talk to some giants fans about what it would mean to bring a championship to san francisco. (laughter) >> fear the beer. >> what would it mean if they won the world series. >> huge. i've been waiting my whole life. >> good enough to get on an airplane to see it. >> have you priced the tickets to san francisco?

a little cheaper than texas. we can have a whole weekend. >> it would make our husbands very, very happy. therefore it would make us very, very happy. >> means everything. i've been watching all season long. the team going through the struggles, torture as they say. it will be great, awesome. >> it will be huge. dying heat. it's like, hey, done. >> off your bucket list. >> that's right. that's why we're here. traveling to philly. now we're here. hope we do it tonight. >> all right. bright night on halloween with the loss last night. that's not bad enough, bummed out and then the cowboys 1-6, very, very sorry stuff. it's not over until it's over. so game 5 set for tonight. giants win, they are world

champions. mike shumann. back to you, cheryl and kristen. >> thanks. >> just ahead more news. we are learning today who tipped off investigators and how close the explosives came to detonating the mail bomb just

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>> u.s. officials are on their way to yemen to investigate a main suspect. officials say he disguised his bombs inside hewlett-packard desk top printers packing the cartridges with a pound of the explosive petn. a cellphone was added as a detonator. >> the device would be safe and totally the circuit board receives a signal which would cause a switch that is normally open to close. >> the two packages were located last week in britain and dubai. they were addressed to two synagogues in chicago. officials believe the cargo planes carrying them were the real targets. the postal service ups and fedex stopped all packages from yemen. an al-queda militant to surrendered last month led them

to authorities last week. >> the start of the trial with three american hikers charged with spying has been delayed. it was postponed because sarah shourd hasn't been legally summoned to appear in court. she was freed in september after nearly 14 months in a tehran prison. her fiancee and her friend josh fattal remain in prison. their trial was expected to begin on saturday. they were hiking in 2009 near the iran/iraq border when they were arrested. >> gary condit is testifying in washington d.c. today in the chandra levy murder's trial. she derailed his political career after he was romantically linked to the washington intern. condit was never named a suspect. seat years after her disappearance they arrested a man that told fellow prison inmates that he raped and murder murdered lee have i.

he assaulted two women in the same area where levy's body was found. >> the man accused of kidnapping elizabeth smart. brian david mitchell was kicked out of court for singing hymns as jurors were being questioned. he abducted smart from her bedroom in the middle of the night. she was arrested nine months later. he was moved to another room to watch the proceedings by remote video. >> mike nicco up ahead with the forecast. >> no matter where you look, emeryville to san francisco, plenty of sunshine. talk about a warming trend talk about a warming trend through the middle parts of

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love to see them. upload them to youreport.abcnews.com or e-mail them. >> mike nicco, we did have a great halloween and giants game weather. perfect. >> perfect. not for the folks watching downtown. game time dropped to the low 60s. really nice. let's take a look outside, show you why. high pressure dominated our weather, brought us that halloween evening. and now it's put a lid on the atmosphere and keeping most of the clouds away. a little haze the next couple days with the stagnation of the air but so far air pollution won't get out of control. gorgeous picture from mount tamalpais. those temperatures, we made it out of the 40s and almost the 50 it is. holding on at san rafael and los gatos. everybody else in the low to mid-60s. inland low to mid-60s, even a 67 in watsonville.

so pretty straightforward for the early part of this week. going to be sunny, quiet weather today. warming trend, kind of peak around the midweek and high pressure will release its grip. a cold front and that will bring us a cooler weekend and small chance of showers but nothing like we've dealt with the last couple weekends. not a game-changer or a plan-changer. santa rosa about 1 degree warmer than average. concord and redwood city, too. oakland, 8 degrees above average today. this is just the beginning of the warming trend. low to mid-70s the south bay with campbell the warm spot at 75. 69 sacramento. everybody else the low to mid-70s. on the beaches, sunshine today and mid-60s for you. watch for rough surf tomorrow. petaluma, everybody else the low to mid-70s.

richmond, berkeley, hercules low to mid-70s elsewhere. east bay valleys, brentwood the warmest weather 75. upper 60s to near 70 degrees around the monterey bay. pretty nice weather top to bottom across the tape. mid-70s the central valleys. low to mid-80s l.a. and palm springs. deepest valleys north bay, half moon bay bay and fairfield. low to mid-50s the bay shore and the south bay. see the high pressure. see where it's setting up. great basin. that's going to bring us a slow land breeze. that's why it's going to be warmer than average. not only today but wednesday and even into thursday when it starts to taper. friday, more clouds. slightly cooler saturday and sunday. cooler for all of us with a remote chance of a shower. >> nice way to start november. >> alameda police are looking for two suspects accused of

robbing an 80-year-old woman of her purse and dog. 2:00 saturday the woman was walking her dog deuce on fountain street when the suspects approached her and denanded her purse and dog. he has a microchip implant that can be used to identify him. the suspect's description is vague. they drove away in a faded honda or toyota sedan with a primer colored left front corner panel. >> health news, a possible new approach to fighting parkinson's disease. researchers say the disease may stem from an energy crisis in the brain years before sean symptoms appear. they believe giving a boost to a brain switch or power switch may slow parkinson's progression. parkinson's patients have tremors as this gets more severe as they lose brain cells and lose muscle movement. >> athletes of all ages suspected of suffering a

concussion should be evaluated by a specialist before they return to action. the american academy of neurology is certifying trainers and even practices where there is say risk for concussion. an an increased effort to warn about the dangers of concussions. national sports and football league have adopted new guidelines to prevent blows to the head in competition as well as treatment for players with >> all new. oprah: actress portia de rossi. the secret that nearly killed her. you were proud of being 82 pounds. what even her wife, ellen degeneres, didn't know. what even her wife, ellen degeneres, didn't know. >> it's heartbreakakakakakakakak

what are the facts... about jerry brown? fact. as governor, jerry brown supported seven billion dollars in higher taxes. he called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip-off." fact. under brown, the unemployment rate nearly doubled, to 11%. fact. last year, brown said taxes should be raised again. in a recession. jerry brown: he failed on jobs before, can we afford to let him fail again?

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